The Phnom Penh Post - 2022-05-09

• Jan-Apr rice exports exceed half a billion dollars
• City-wide plan for sanitation being assessed
• BirdLife trains field team at Stung Sen
• King bestows Samdech title on Hun Neng
• RCAF to recruit 402 for air defence
• Australia pledges continuati­on of aid, scholarshi­ps
• Nat’l Orchid Day set for May 11
• Ballot printing almost completed: NEC
• X-ray scanners planned at borders ahead of summit
• Japan funds UNFPA programme
• CCC, JETRO sign Japan investment co-op deal
• Major biomass power plant on track to go online by July
• Agricultur­e cooperatio­n deal with Czech Republic brewing
• Obstacles get in the way of Vietnam e-tax payments
• Coffee roasters KOFI sets sights on export markets
• Investing in the stock market helps generate ‘passive income’
• Taliban order women to cover faces in public
• NK fires submarine-launched missile after US warning
• Sri Lankan leader asked to mull state of emergency
• US sends Ukraine more weapons, dozens evacuated from steelworks
• Marcos Jr eyes victory as election campaign ends
• Lao gov’t to fully reopen country starting May 9
• Indonesia seizes tanker over palm oil export ban violation
• Singapore court convicts duo in penny stock manipulati­on case
• Young people must have their say to secure a peaceful, prosperous future
• Artist does 33-painting series in Covid-era quest
• Companies bet flying taxis will fix traffic jams
• Two more boxer statues from Iron Age Sardinia unearthed
• Good things predicted for U23s ahead of Laos match
• High expectatio­ns for Cambodian wrestling

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